 $10.65 x 40 = $426.00  $426.00 x 50 = $21,300.00.

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 $10.65 x 40 = $426.00

 $ x 50 = $21,300.00

 40 x $16.25 = $650  $16.25 x 1.5 = $ (overtime rate)  3 x $ = $  $650 + $ = $ or $723.13

 1:00 – 8:00 = 5 hours  6:00 – 1:30 = 4 hours 30 minutes  5 hours + 4 hours 30 minutes = 9 hours 30 minutes

.87 x 105 = $91.35

 $19.62

 $130.00

 $ x 26 = $22,438

 $ x.04 = $  $ $ = $390.20

 $15,400 x.015 = $231.00

14. $ $ $ $ $53.60 = $ (total deductions) $773 - $ = $ (net pay) 15. $ $ $ $ $27.06 = $ (total deductions) $410 - $ = $ (net pay) $ $ $ $285.31